How do you use territory (영역) in a sentence?

이 숲은 곰의 영역이에요. — This forest is the bear's territory.

How to say territory in Korean

Q: How do you say territory in Korean?

territory in Korean is 영역. Territory (영역) means an area that belongs to someone, a group, or especially an animal. In nature, it is often the space where an animal lives and protects. You can use this word when talking about forests, seas, or places on a map.

Q: What does 영역 mean?

영역 means “territory” in Korean. Territory (영역) means an area that belongs to someone, a group, or especially an animal. In nature, it is often the space where an animal lives and protects. You can use this word when talking about forests, seas, or places on a map.

Korean: 영역[ yeong-yeok ]

Meaning

Territory (영역) means an area that belongs to someone, a group, or especially an animal. In nature, it is often the space where an animal lives and protects. You can use this word when talking about forests, seas, or places on a map.